Seismic sensing
A dedicated seismic sensor is installed on each monitored palm and designed to detect vibrations associated with internal pest activity, including movement from red palm weevil larvae.
FARMX TREE
FARMX TREE connects physical monitoring in the field with digital insight for the people responsible for protecting the palms.
A dedicated sensor is installed directly on each monitored palm, where it captures signals from within the tree. Information from the sensors is transmitted through the FARMX TREE gateway and made available through the digital monitoring platform.
This creates a connected monitoring network across individual palms, plantations and larger sites — giving teams a practical way to follow sensor activity and identify palms that may require closer attention.
One sensor. One palm. Connected monitoring across your site.

The sensor
Each monitored palm is equipped with a dedicated FARMX TREE seismic sensor, installed directly on the trunk and connected to that individual tree within the monitoring system.
The sensor is designed to capture and analyse vibrations from within the palm associated with internal pest activity, including movement from red palm weevil larvae.
By monitoring each palm individually, FARMX TREE creates a digital connection between the physical tree and the monitoring platform — helping teams identify which specific palms may require closer inspection.
Individual tree monitoring. From inside the palm.


In the field
Every FARMX TREE deployment starts with the site itself. The palm population, layout, connectivity and operational requirements are assessed to create a monitoring setup adapted to the project.
Selected palms are equipped with dedicated FARMX TREE sensors and registered within the monitoring system, creating a digital connection between each physical tree and the platform.
Gateway placement and network configuration are planned around the site, while the monitoring workflow is aligned with the team responsible for reviewing alerts and carrying out field inspections.
From installation to ongoing monitoring, the objective is simple: turn a population of individual palms into one connected monitoring network.
The gateway
The FARMX TREE gateway connects the sensor network in the field with the digital monitoring platform.
Sensors installed on individual palms communicate through the field network, while the gateway provides the connection that brings sensor information into the FARMX TREE digital environment — making monitored palms accessible to the teams responsible for protecting them.
For larger plantations, parks and other palm populations, the network can be configured around the size, layout and connectivity conditions of the individual site.
From individual palms to one connected monitoring network.
Gateway configuration, network coverage and connectivity requirements are determined as part of the technical planning for each FARMX TREE project.
The complete system
FARMX TREE connects every stage of palm monitoring in one intelligent workflow — from the sensor on the individual tree to the people responsible for protecting it.
Each palm is identified within the FARMX TREE system, creating the foundation for individual tree monitoring across your site.
A dedicated seismic sensor is installed directly on the trunk, capturing signals from within the palm associated with potential pest activity.
The gateway connects sensors across the site and transfers information from the field into the FARMX TREE digital environment.
Sensor information is presented through the FARMX TREE monitoring environment, giving teams a clear overview of monitored palms and highlighting trees that may require attention.
When potential activity is identified, the relevant palm can be prioritised for closer inspection — helping field teams direct their time and resources where they are needed most.
The FARMX TREE system
FARMX TREE combines individual tree sensors, field connectivity and digital monitoring in one connected system designed to support the protection of valuable palm populations.
A dedicated seismic sensor is installed on each monitored palm and designed to detect vibrations associated with internal pest activity, including movement from red palm weevil larvae.
Sensors communicate through the FARMX TREE field network, connecting individually monitored palms with the gateway and creating a scalable monitoring infrastructure across the site.
The gateway transfers sensor information from the field into the digital monitoring environment, where teams can follow monitored palms and identify trees that may require closer attention.
Every deployment is different. Sensor layout, gateway configuration, connectivity, coverage and other technical requirements are determined according to the size, layout and operating conditions of each project.
One connected system — from the individual palm to the people protecting it.